Limit

If I hadn't clicked in accidentally, this introduction might have caused me to miss such a good book. The writing style describes this kind of thing, so I won't comment on it, there's nothing much to say. Most of the storylines are so-so, passable. I've seen too many of them so I don't feel much about them. However, I have to say, however, when I saw The Forgotten Heroes ten years ago, The Ball of Seven, I really felt that this was a good book. It may not be technically good, but the emotion the author wanted to express really moved me. It's just that the plot is too small compared to the whole, and some details are also flawed. The author hid many things and didn't say them, probably for foreshadowing. Foreshadowing is just foreshadowing, those people should be able to be resurrected, right? Could the author please provide more content on the main line of the seven-person dance party? PS: I also really recommend that you change your profile.

This book is too miserable. I can't even find it in a search, so I can only find it through the author's works.

I feel like he is a potential writer.

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1 The main world should be constantly evolving The protagonist starts with a single dungeon and then does the main story of the princess. So how do the protagonist's paintings appear? [Although it's quite refreshing to have the same person working in the same place after a gap of hundreds of years]